Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-05
LOCAL BREViTIES.

Prof l.. e. Fessenden, of Nenia, was il
the city last evening.
EN-Officer Furniss las accepted position
at the East street shops.
Mr.. Charles Boyle went to Cincinnati
today 10 see Edwin 6ooth
No mayors court yesterday. the cleri
says, because there wasn't anthing Il
court.
Mrs. John NJ. Shaw. of indianapolis, i.
spending few days with Mrs. DIR. w. c
Falconer.
Judge W. ". Beatty the iovial Repre-
sentative from Logan, is spending the day
in this city.
Miss Mary Hicks, Miss Name Franklin
and Miss Grace Franklin have gone on {
three weeks visit to LigonieE, Ind.
The meeting at 3 o'clock tomorrow af
ternoon, al Temperance Hall. will he il
the nature of a prayer IeetiHg, 10 be led by
X. 5. Thompson.
! Margaret Alice. the two-year old daugh.
ter of Charles Il and Margaret Alice Hum.
barger. died at l:S0 a. m. today. Funeral
Monday at II a. m.
Harry Fry and K. K. Fry left last even,
/ ing for Kansas City via the l.. Il. X W.
/. j. Price and family left via the same
route for Newton, Kansas
/ 4 meeting of Christ Cl,uych guild will be
held in the church parloes, Monday after
noon at 3 O'Clock. A large attendance is
desired as business Of Importance is TO be
transacted.
The funeral of Miss Carrie Smalley. who
died on Friday nOrning at 4 o'clock. will
be held at the residence of her parents No.
1913 west Pleasant street at . o'clock on
Monday afternoon. Friends of the family
are invised.
Bill MontroSe had fight in his saloon
yesterday afternoon with Charles Derrick
son, coal driver for Charles John. in
which the latter was laid out and quite
seriously hurt, Sa as Ia be under a doctors
care. MOntr9se will be arrested.
Thomas Coleman, sen. and Thomas.
jun. were both arrested this morning by
the marshal. on warrants. ami brought be
fore the mayor, and their trial set for this
afternoon. They attempted to get some
renters out of their house by prying open a
doSr.
Rev. A W. Mann. general missionary to
deaf mutes, will conduct a service in sign
language at Christ Church on Tuesday
evening. February $. at 80 O'Clock
Readers of this notice are kindly requested
to hand it to their deaf mute acquaintances
or friends.
e. 5. Forgy, J. r. Taylor and +. b.
Weizell leave Tuesday Via the |. b. X W.
for Southern California and San Francisco
Persons wishing to accompany this party
can have all accommodations reserved free
of extra charge by calling at the |. B. X W.
ticket Office in this city.
The l. B. x W. sleeping and reclining
chair ears are simply magnificent and should
not be compared with the so-called chair
cars Of competing lines. Bear this fact in
mind when you are arranging for trip TO
California or any point i'll the far west
Rat ties always as low as the lowest and bet
ter accommodations guaranteed
kinnane, Wren X Co. probably do not
want the earth, but they are spreading out
at a wonderful rate. The room Just vacat-
ed by .GugenheimS CO.. as a fur store.
Immediately south of the firms mammoth
rooms. is being fitted up for the reception
of a full line of boots and shoes. and foot
wear generally.
The many friends of Mr. Chas. A. Har-
ris, formerly cashier of the Springfield
National bank. will be glad TO know that
there is a strong probability of his return
70 this city to engage i'll business. He is
now in the grocery business near Chicago.
Mr.. Ross Mitchell, president of the Metal
lie Casket company. is in correspondence
with Mr.. Harris, and has offered that gen-
tleman the position of general manager,
which he may be induced 10 accept.